Flathead Valley: Rich Lands and Mighty Rivers
Rich Warming Lands-Excellent Timber-Varied Mineral Wealth-Flathead Lake and valleys described as a paradise for sportsmen. Kalispell, Montana correspondent extols Flathead Valley with bold comparisons to the Rockies, noting climate, forests, soils, and vast potential for lumber, farming, and mining aided by Great Northern travel and surrounding towns.
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Garden of the Northwest
rHallapell
Mont
United States
Rocky Mountains
Montana
Missouri River
Fort Benton
Range
Flathead River
Hud Jake
Flathead
St. Paul
Great Lakes
Pacific
Atlantic
Michigan
Ohio
New York
Ockies
Flathead County
Connecticut
Kode Taland Cumbing
Great Northern
Tt Arei
Enat Folly
Mathead
Kalispell
Lala McDonald
Namamer
Bishop Whipple
Minraagta
Vina Provident
Seni A
Aro
Anaconda
Putte
St Paul
Minneapolis
Puget Sound
Isoundiry
Hmber
Eload
Prairia
Amv
Northern Railway
Columbia Falll
Pleasant Valley
Jennings, Troy
Libby Creak
Aootonal
Jennings
Fork Steels
British Colimbia
Wallspeallia
Great Northern Railway
CO. BR
Cimend
Conrad National Taunt
Tomn Tearrington
Coxey's Army Violently Clashes With Police at Capitol Grounds
Gen Coxey and the Commonweal Army marched to Washington to seek legislative relief. Sixteen mounted police charged the crowd on Pennsylvania Avenue after Coxey and Browne disappeared into Capitol grounds. The clash left dozens injured, with Coxey later arrested for unlawfully entering the Capitol grounds and injuring plants.
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Washington
Federal Capitol
Coxey
National
Treasury Department
Capitol
Antil
Brightwood Heights
Hue
Carl Browne
Amont
Browne
Thayer
Oklahoma
Sam
Kirk
Capitol Grounds
B Street
New Jersey
Jersey Avenue
Bireah
Cozer
Growns
HB Street
Teau
Lyowns
Rowe
Amon
Chalk Wing
Captain Garden
Capitol Potion
Wally
City Polices
Cogsy
Coxer
Polles
Tenicht
The
United States
Pespia
Lawa
Tha Cam
Congress
United States Capitol
Corb Browne
Christopher Columbus Jones
Miller
Emshiei
Leder
Commonwealths
Ratitund
Desperate fugitives flee Birmingham jail in Alabama
Three criminals escaped from a Birmingham, Alabama jail as the town headlines report. Notorious outlaw J U Jordan was killed in Clark County Alabama. William Purrce, a farmer, shot himself at Smith Center Kansas. Astronomer A. R ToowoaTass at Flagstaff Arizona observed the Gale comet.
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Terie
Minneapolis
Birmingham
Ala
JU Jordan
Clark County
William Ptrrce
Smith Center
Kas
A. RO ToowoaTass
Flagstaff
Ari
Senate and House proceed on measures discussed and acted
The Senate and House debated and acted on measures including a Niobrara river bridge project near Niobrara Nebraska, an adjutant general officer count reduction, Treasury accounting methods, and river and harbor appropriations. A Caldwell Coxey era protest resolution drew opposition, while Senate debates covered tariff and finance issues with party caucus maneuvers and votes recorded.
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House
Stelilejohna
Nebraska
Senate
Bist
Niobrara River
Niobrara
Ngb
Ontinwuits
Adjutant Central
Roe
Johnson
Obis
Coxey
Treasury Department
Atl
Ingoruak
Osteblays
Grosvenor
Squire
Moor
Democrate Senstem
Mnance Committee
Pbdera
Pha Depeeratie
Benator Gorhtan
Actiens
Ft Cera
Duel of Two Lawyers Ends Without Shots in Mississippi
Private Allen's tale recounts a high tension confrontation between two lawyers. One trembles as a pistol arc unfolds, the other remains steady until Leflore halts the duel by placing a forked stick as a signal. They agree to no shots to prevent harm.
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Private Allen
Congreseman Allen
Leflore
Miscellaneous Observations and Facts From Various Regions
A compilation noting farm counts in Connecticut, species estimates, trade items, distances and routes from West Virginia to Mexico, price notes in Africa and China, telephones linked to Milwaukee and Brisbane, large locomotive yards, Bank of Maryland acreage, thin worm thread measurements, women engineers in coal towns, railroads with hundreds of locomotives, telegraph operator statistics, gold price commentary, Chivas Pie references, Austro-Tungarian partnerships, Latin correspondence, London Bridge traffic, and the Ancient Order of Foresters membership.
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England
West Virginia
Mexico
Africa
Chearest
China
Tiostox
Milwaukee
Bank of
Canada
Tosco
London Bridge
Order of Foresters
Did Not Fight After All Play Based on Civil War Duel
A pop war play drawn from a Nashville duel tale centers on Dr J M Kellar once of Louisville now in Hot Springs Ark. During a Civil War duel a Colonel refuses to fight after a distress signal from a Major reveals they belonged to a secret oath bound group. The Colonel’s death and a later letter explain the alarm and the Major’s disgrace.
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J. M. Kellar
Louisville
Hot Springs
Ark
Gardner
James B. Garey
Courier-Journal
Kellar
Nashville
Qedar
Totel
Amusing Five Year Old Upsets Politician Visit
A Western slope congressman enjoys telling stories as his wife, an indefatigable caller, takes their five year old to meet Secretary of Agriculture and other officials. The child shocks guests with a quip about farmers wives and Welsh ments, prompting laughter at the Washington event.
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Cabinc
Secretary of Agriculture
Mra
Congressman
Carrie
Washington
A Typical Summer Costume in Black and White
Isabel A. Mallon describes a cotton gown from Black and White Costumes in the Ladies Home Journal. The design features a close-fitting skirt with a high fall founce, black lace trim, a twisted satin rib bon, and a plain bodice with dramatic draped folds across the bust. A black silk parasol and bonnet complete the ensemble. Also noted is a dramatic escape in Asotin County Washington where a 11-year-old girl narrowly avoided a mountain lion attack guided by a loyal watchdogs and hunters until the danger passed.
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Isabel A. Mallon
Ladies Home Journal
Dillie
al John Flock
Washington
Lacmer
Tien Ji
Phadag
Vorti
Oregonian
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Joan Adams
Marshal Browne
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